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    6 Tips for Your Financial Spring Cleaning

    Eagle Bank|March 2, 2020
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    As Americans kick off the spring season by cleaning, sorting and tidying up around the house, Eagle Bank is encouraging consumers to add financial organization to their spring-cleaning to-do list. To help, Eagle Bank has highlighted six tips for organizing your financial house.

    “People are motivated to get things done when the weather warms up and the flowers bloom, which makes it an ideal time to look closely at your savings and spending habits,” said Jeff Lynch, President and CEO. “Putting in the work now will help you live your best life in the months ahead.”

    Eagle Bank recommends these six tips to help consumers organize their finances:

    • Review your budget. A lot can change in a year. If you’ve been promoted, had a child, or become a new homeowner or renter, be sure to update your budget. Determine what expenses demand the most money and identify areas where you can realistically cut back. Develop a strategy for spending and saving – and stick to it.
    • Evaluate and pay down debt. Take a look at how much you owe and what you are paying in interest. Begin paying off existing debt, whether that’s by chipping away at loans with the highest interest rates or eliminating smaller debt first.
    • Set up automatic bill pay. By signing up for automatic bill pay, you’ll never have to worry about a missed payment impacting your credit score. You can set it so that money is withdrawn from your checking account on the same day each month.
    • Sign up for e-statements, paperless billing and text alerts. Converting to paperless billing will help keep your house—physically and financially—cleaner and organized, and will help protect you from fraud.
    • Check your credit report. Every year, you are guaranteed one free credit report from each of the three credit bureaus. Take advantage of these free reports and check them for any possible errors. Mistakes can drag down your score and prevent you from getting a loan, or cause you to pay a higher than necessary interest rate.
    • Manage your money on the go. Utilize Eagle Bank’s mobile app to check your balance, pay your bills, transfer funds, deposit a check and send money to friends from wherever you are.
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